Saving Faith Is Not Just Believing That Jesus Lived And Died. Faith That Saves Is The Confident, Continuous Confession Of Total Dependence On, And Trust In Jesus Christ To Meet The Requirements On Your Behalf To Give You Entrance Into God's Eternal Kingdom. It's The Surrender Of Your Life In Complete Trust To Him To Do What You Cannot Do. - SearchQuotes

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Saving faith is not just believing that Jesus lived and died. Faith that saves is the confident, continuous confession of total dependence on, and trust in Jesus Christ to meet the requirements on your behalf to give you entrance into God's Eternal Kingdom. It's the surrender of your life in complete trust to Him to do what you cannot do.

John Macarthur

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